I love glitchy things, and my favorite glitchy pedal is by far the CSIDMAN from Catalinbread. If you remember the crazy sounds of a CD player with anti-skip technology, you have the gist of what this pedal can do. In an of itself, it’s a stellar digital delay pedal. But crank those two knobs on […]
The Teisco Fuzz is one of the first releases of the new Teisco pedal line, and it RIPS. Firstly, let’s talk about how this pedal feels. For $130 you might not expect much, but this lil pancake of a pedal feels robust. Just has a great weight to it and I’m not worried about how […]
The Benson Preamp is based on the circuit of their Chimera 30 watt guitar amp, so it’s basically the next best thing to having one of their amps.
https://youtu.be/W4DtR2t8gO8 The Ghost Fax Phase Computer by Dwarfcraft Devices might be the only phaser you ever need. This beast of a pedal has four settings, two of which have secret menus! Let’s look at the controls: Volume – Duh Action – Use depends on the mode Mix – Full wet/dry Feedback – AKA resonance. Poles […]
After a gig where I didn’t even have a monitor, I went out and bought the cheapest speaker cab I could find. Surprise, it looked drab and sounded BAD.
A few years ago, I purchased the Harley Benton TE-80, a sub-$200 copy of the Hohner / HS Anderson Mad Cat made famous by Prince.
The Treeverb by Dwarfcraft Devices is somehow their first ever reverb pedal, and in true Dwarfcraft fashion, it’s not just standard fare.
The Grazer has long-been my favorite “weird” pedal. But I also think it’s a misunderstood pedal.
The Minim by Old Blood Noise Endeavors is a delay, modulated reverb, and reverse pedal all at the same time. It can do sweet and subtle, or it can descend into glitchy madness (my personal favorite).
When you buy a batch of seven DOD pedals for a steep discount, they can’t all be winners.